Houston Rockets superstar Kevin Durant is among a relatively small group of players in NBA history who have won both the regular season MVP award and a championship.
Throughout NBA history, each franchise has made at least one regrettable decision in the annual draft. There is one draft choice that stands out as an undeniable loss for the Houston Rockets.
The Houston Rockets must have been very disappointed with the way they ended the 2025-26 season. Their goal heading into last season was to compete for a championship, but they didn’t even come close in the end.
On Thursday, the NBA released the full schedule for the upcoming 2026-2027 season. One notable observation is the allocation of nationally televised games, factored by a combination of team strength and popularity.
On Wednesday, Russell Westbrook announced his retirement from the NBA after 18 years in the league. The nine-time All-Star ends his career as the NBA’s all-time leader in triple-doubles.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
Russell Westbrook, we hardly knew ye. No, seriously. Russell Westbrook played one season with the Houston Rockets. So why does he feel like such an integral part of their recent past?
The WNBA’s transgender eligibility debate was supposed to move toward clarity this week after a task force of team presidents and general managers met on Wednesday to discuss the issue that has gripped the community since July 21.
On Wednesday, Russell Westbrook unexpectedly dropped his retirement announcement video narrated by Michael B. Jordan. Former teammates, including LeBron James, were quick to share their reaction, while Kevin Durant stayed silent.
The Houston Rockets and the rest of the NBA are deep into the 2026 offseason, with all the major roster moves and most of the major NBA stories (outside of Russell Westbrook’s recent retirement announcement) concluded at least before the start of the new season.
On Wednesday, the schedule was revealed for the 2026 NBA Cup. The in-season tournament was established in 2023, with the Los Angeles Lakers, Milwaukee Bucks, and New York Knicks each winning the NBA Cup.
As the 2026 NBA offseason winds down, the Houston Rockets have a quiet opportunity to make a loud addition to their locker room. Could a familiar face be returning to Houston?
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
On Tuesday, the NBA announced the matchups for Opening Night and Christmas Day. While the Houston Rockets are not slated to play on December 25th, the franchise will be facing a divisional rival in its first game of the season.
There are teams with legitimate beef following the NBA’s announcement of many of their signature marquee games for the 2026-27 schedule. Although the full slate won’t be released completely until later in the week, only the Cleveland Cavaliers have a right to feel more legitimately slighted than the Houston Rockets.
Even though the Houston Rockets had a quiet offseason, they still have one of the deeper rosters in the NBA. The Rockets have a ton of great bench players, but which one will be their most important one this season?
Shoutout to VBG! This is the second in a series of pieces you guys suggested in the comments section of my Baba Oladotun article. It’s fitting, actually.
With free agent Ben Simmons expected to be a participant at a private player-led mini camp for the Australia men’s basketball team, there is speculation that the 30-year-old guard could be making an NBA comeback.
The Houston Rockets have a rising star in 23-year-old Amen Thompson. Last season, Thompson averaged 18.3 points, 7.8 rebounds, and 5.3 assists over 79 games, resulting in an eighth-place finish in Defensive Player of the Year voting.
Jabari Smith Jr. has addressed concerns over his partnership with Kevin Durant, insisting the Houston Rockets are ready to take a big step forward. Questions had been raised last season after visible chemistry issues following Durant’s arrival in Houston.
Jabari Smith Jr. and Kevin Durant survived an awkward first dance. Now, the Houston Rockets forward believes the real show is about to begin. After a rocky debut season spent finding chemistry with the 16x All-Star, Smith says the growing pains are behind Houston and a major leap awaits in 2026-27, no matter what the offseason noise suggests.
The Rockets have made several offseason moves this summer. But to their head coach, one move is a bit more personal than the others, as Ime Udoka reunites with Marcus Smart.
The Rockets’ young starlet, Jabari Smith Jr, recently sat down with Chiney Ogwumike of ESPN for an interview ahead of the upcoming 2026-27 season. The 23-year-old, who is primed to be one of the Rockets’ young players to leap to All-Star caliber next season, addressed various aspects of the team.
The Rockets have waived guard JD Davison, the team announced today. Houston picked up its 2026/27 team option on Davison in June, but his $2,584,539 salary remained entirely non-guaranteed even after that option was exercised.
Twelve NBA seasons in, most centers start planning their exit. Steven Adams, the Houston Rockets veteran big man, is doing the opposite, and his latest comments make that stance impossible to ignore.
TMZ has released details of Houston Rockets star Tari Eason applying for a restraining order against an ex, including both violence and property damage.
Restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga spent all of last summer trying to escape the Golden State Warriors before signing a one-year deal with a team option.